Flexible Hoses

Flexible hoses are tubing systems that are designed to carry fluids or gases while allowing for flexibility, movement, and adaptability. Unlike rigid pipes, flexible hoses can bend, twist, and stretch without compromising their integrity or causing leaks. This makes them highly useful in applications where rigid pipes would be impractical or difficult to install.

Key features of a Flexible Hose

Flexibility: can bend, twist, and expand, making them ideal for applications where pipes need to be routed through tight spaces or where movement is required.
Material: are typically made from materials such as rubber, plastic, metal, or composite materials. These materials are chosen for their strength, durability, and resistance to environmental factors like heat, pressure, and corrosion.
Pressure Tolerance: depending on the construction and material, flexible hoses can withstand varying levels of pressure, from low-pressure systems to high-pressure industrial applications.
Temperature Resistance: can be designed to handle specific temperature ranges, including extreme temperatures, which makes them useful in high-temperature or cryogenic systems.
Durability: are designed to be durable and withstand environmental conditions like abrasion, chemicals, and UV exposure, depending on the materials used.